his message to -- to all americans, in every city near and far, small and large, you will never be ignored again. >> ♪ >> your voice, your hopes and your dreams will define our american destiny. >> yes, today the tied changes. this will be a presidency unlike any other. ♪ live from sent city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. and here's live look right now at washington, d.c. at the inaugural parade just part of the celebrations of inauguration day. president trump just a short timing a made his way back to the white house and presidential limousine, cadillac one or the beast before taking his seat in the reviewing stand. >> i donald john trump do sole

solemnly swear -- >> 35 words specified in the constitution donald john trump became the 45th president of the united states. not everyone celebrating to night. protests some violent are taking place in washington, d.c. as well as other cities across the country including right here in philadelphia. just one of two major stories out of washington, d.c. today as america staxis takes part in a tradition we do every four years the presidential inauguration. thanks for joining us for joining us on this truly historic evening. i'm iain page here in philadelphia. >> lucy noland is in washington with front row seat to history. we'll get to lucy in just a moment. putt but first drum is that now the free leader of the free world. the holder of those nuclear codes and the newest occupant of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ >> military band played hail to the chief newly sworn in president looking on and today in a message to voted for him

and those who didn't he vowed to bring the country together. >> january 20th, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. [ applause ] >> president trump used two bibles for his swearing in a family bible and the bible used by our 16th president abraham lincoln. meanwhile, former president barack obama now holds a different title. private sift zen. whisked away on what was called marine hold one but took on the call sign executive number. after one last lap around the white house and national mall, it took the obama toss joint base andrews where they boarded what was called air force one. they're in california tonight without the wait of the world on their shoulders and they're on vacation. let's take another live look at inaugural parade right now as you can see that is going on. weather has been little bit of an issue little chilly and little bit of rain. lucy, you are down there a mid all that excitement in

washington, d.c. >> indeed we did. i tell was, the energy you could feel it in the air. whether you were celebrating, whether you were protesting officials estimate 800,000 people gathered on the national mall for this 58th swearing of an american president, and for all those celebrating this moment in history, many others of course protested. like a war zone at times, rocks were flying, glass was breaking, and authorities in riot gear responding with pressure grenades and pepper spray. violence on this 20th day of january breaking out on the streets of washington, d.c. and authorities told us protesters even shut down for awhile two of the six checkpoints to get to the national mall. yet despite the efforts to of some to up end democracy in motion today, the peaceful

transfer of power happened exactly at plan. >> i donald john trump do sole solemnly swear -- >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> right on schedule at noon on january 20th. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> a new president of the united states and a new administration takes over power in the most powerful city on the planet. >> today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning, because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another. but we are transferring power from washington, d.c. and giving

it back to you, the people. [ applause ] >> in front of fewer a million people president trump promised to be a president for the possible. >> what truly matters is not which party controls our government but whether our government is controlled by the people. [ applause ] >> january 20th, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. >> his supporters lined the national mall banking on the promise he's going to make america great again. >> everybody said all along he was never going to win. he wasn't going to win the primaries. he wasn't going to get the nomination. guess what, he won everything. i just believe that, look, we needed a change. there's no doubt about it. i think we need somebody outside of the typical politicians to run this country for years.

let's give him a shot. >> ♪ >> with national anthem from pennsylvania teenage recording artist jackie evanka. >> ♪ >> the trump pennsylvania pence administration begins. >> and president trump has already put pen to paper signing the waiver given to him by congress to let james mattis serve as secretary of defense. he formally nominated his cabinet picks as well and signed proclamation day of patriotism. back to you in the studios in philadelphia. >> get back to in just bit. after 44 years serving his country in washington former vice-president joe biden and dr. jill biden arrived home in wilmington today to an excited and thankful crowd welcoming

their hometown hero. the bidens got home in the same fashion mr. biden did every week. by train. that arrival followed by welcome home ceremony fox 29's bruce gordon is live in wilmington. bruce, people just love the bidens. >> reporter: yeah, in fact look you can disagree with joe biden on policy and lots of people do. among them republican south carolina senator lindsay graham who wants famously said we don't agree on much, if you can't admire joe as person, you got a problem. well the folks here in delaware admire mr. biden as a person and as a politician that came here this afternoon by the hundreds and hundreds to say welcome home. ♪ >> reporter: the crowd that packed wilmington hall at the chase center for this welcome home rally seemed something of equal mix. those praising the bidens -- >> i've always been very impressed how they interact with people. i had an opportunity to meet the senator now former vice-president few times. >> i mean they've been integral and the change they've been able to enact in our country. >> reporter: those fearing

what lies ahead. >> nothing more terrifying than the thought of donald trump holding that power. >> reporter: mr. biden himself arrived to a thunder russ ovation with musical accompany many by the university of delaware marching band. a host of local state and federal elected officials sang his praises and them it was time for the former vice-president to correct the record. >> we never thought we left home. mr. biden heaped praise on his family and on his state for remarkable political career that began in the u.s. senate before his 30th birthday. he seemed genuinely overwhelmed by the compliments he received. >> my mom used to say that you have something to say to something say it while they're still around. >> to those who are fearful about the administration that now replaces obama/biden he offered calming words of

optimism. >> we just got to stop and focus on what we are and who we are. i have disagreements with the incoming administration. folks, we got to give them a chance. >> reporter: no surprise mr. biden remained long after this event ended in fact he just left the building couple minuting a posing for pictures and shaking hands that kind of thing. mr. biden during his speech this afternoon said look i'm not going away. i'm not going anywhere. he'll be doing policy work at the university of delaware and at the university of pennsylvania and of course will be continuing his work toward cancer research the so-called cancer moon shot. audacious plan to raise money and try and eradicate cancer. iain, quite an afternoon. joe biden back home in the first state. >> absolutely bruce. thank you. back in washington i wasn't every luncheon for the new president and vice-president president trump spoke highly of his election opponent former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> i was very honored, very very

honored when i heard that president bill clinton and secretary hill hillary clinton was coming today and i think it's appropriate to say -- [ applause ] >> at that same luncheon president trump was presented with a number of gifts including a photo of today's inauguration as well as a crystal ball. all right inauguration coverage continues online you can see president trump's full inaugural address as well as lot more it's oleo on our website fox 29.com. breaking news right now out of bucks county. the pennsylvania turnpike commission has made the decision to close the delaware river bridge after a crack was discovered today in one of the the trusses. the bridge is on i276 it's closed for both east and westbound traffic and the bridge will remain closed until repairs can be made. there's no word right now on how long that could take. now for list of detours head to our website fox29.com. let's get a check on your fox 29 winter weather authority. a live look at the ben franklin parkway we've been dealing with rain all day and we can expect a

lot more of the same for the weekend. take look at live ultimate doppler radar. it's a lot of green on your screen right there. let's get over to meteorologist scott williams. >> hi there iain. yeah, definitely dealing with cloud cover chilly conditions and the rainfall the heaviest of the rainfall is lifting to the north of us right now but we still have chilly conditions, 41 degrees after a high of only 41. look at the temperatures elsewhere. pretty uniform upper 30s right now in reading and pottstown. low 40s along that i-95 corrid corridor. so this is the first system pulling away. we'll have some fog and mist for tonight. then by sunday morning, that's round two and then, yes, round three will be moving in sunday into monday. more on that timing coming up back over to you. >> all right, scott. thanks. of course, inauguration big news but we're also following another news today. a deadly fire in chester. what we know about the victims. iain back here live in washington, president trump has

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violent protests breaking out in washington, d.c. near the inauguration parade. the noise you just heard was the sound of grenades, riots breaking windows and burning trash cans. police have already arrested nearly 100 people. at least two officers are hurt. back here in philadelphia, students took to the streets to make their voices heard on inauguration day. both high school and college students head to the bell tower at temple university. they protested a wide range of issues from women's rights to racial and economic issues. also, a big turnout at up pennsylvania mall tonight to send the message of unity. dozens of groups from all backgrounds joined in to take collective oath. they're encouraging everyone to work together for positive changes in bridge communities together. speakers touched on number of issues including racial and economic justice. similar marches planned in hundreds of other cities. after being sworn in, the president had a chance to finally do all the things he promised in his campaign. lucy is in washington, d.c.

lucy, what can we expect from president trump? >> report roar you know, iain, every new president really comes into office carrying with him the hopes and the dreams of those who have voted him in. and donald trump's case he has well quite an agenda set for his first 100 days he is a first outlined during the election in the battleground state of pennsylvania, at battleground site of gettysburg. ♪ >> reporter: at the hollow ground where thousands died in abraham lincoln spoke of equality, freedom and national unity in gettysburg address, donald trump addressed a nation divided again. >> candidate trump promised in his first 100 days he would ban white house congressional officials from becoming lobbyists after leaving office and he'd also go after -- >> constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members of congress. requirement that for every new federal regulation two existing

regulations must be he will limb in it the. >> reporter: then there's that transpacific partnership trade deal. >> the tpp is a horrible deal. eighths deal that is going to lead to nothing but trouble. >> reporter: he also says president barack obama environmental restrictions will become history. keystone pipeline. a lot of this stuff doesn't require congressional approval just his signature. but some of the key issues that propelled heim him into the spotlight are tougher even with republican majority in congress. >> we will build the wall and mexico will pay for the wall 100%. >> reporter: the wall trump's much talked about deportation force and of course repealing obama care. >> if we don't repeal and replace obama care, we will destroy american health care forever. it's one of the sink get most important reasons why we must win on november 8th. we must win. [ applause ]

>> reporter: trump promised on day one he'll quote cancel every unconstitutional executive action memorandum and issued by president obama. also on day one, trump promised he'll cancel billions in payments to the united nations climate change program. cancel federal funding to sanctuary cities, remove quote 2 million criminal illegal immigrants from the country, and suspend immigration from terror prone regions where vet sag problem. the list goes on and on. and so will the challenges that face every single administration even with a friendly congress. >> and in his inaugural address president trump took a few swipes at congress saying, for far too long politicians pros sped but jobs left and factories closed. he promised that all stops right here right now. let's get back to philadelphia and iain. >> all right, lucy, thank you. happening right now, here, tragedy in delaware county aft deadly fire rips through a home

and we now know two adults lost their lives in the fire this afternoon in chester. fox 29's dave kinchen is live at the scene in chester tonight with developing details. dave? >> reporter: iain, these details couldn't to develop as we speak. we can tell you neighbors say that they heard an explosion followed by screams before the fire. smoke rises from a house on the 1,000 block of morton avenue in chester a midday fire claiming lives of two brothers in their 30s and fours according to neighbors. >> very nice. very nice. they stayed to themselves. you know, yeah, so sad. >> reporter: marsha benton lives two doors down from the victims and tells fox 29 they lived with their mother and a disabled relative. >> in shock kind of, you know. just in shock. it's still unbelievable. >> i can't believe this is happening. >> a lot of smoke coming out the house. it was horrible. i feel for the family. >> reporter: neighbors say they watched the home burn for

at least 20 minutes before fire crews showed up. they too have so many questions as investigators try to figure out how the fire started. >> it's sad. you know, a minute your life can just change just hike that in the blink of an eye. you have to be grateful for everything, every day waking up. >> reporter: well we can tell you the names of the victims have not yet been released. the investigation is underway. we also don't know how many people were in the house total at the time of the fire started. back to you. iain? >> dave, thank you. we all know president trump is a fan of twitter. what he posted just minutes after becoming the 45th president. plus the native homeland first lady of melania trump celebrat celebrating one of their own. we take live look at the inaugural parade in washington, d.c. there is mr. president donald trump and the first lady will continue with more right aft this. ♪

♪ in ohio police have high school student in custody after officials stay person shot a classmate. the gunfire broke out this morning in west liberty about 45 miles outside of columbus. the 16-year-old victim is in the

hospital tonight. no word on his condition as of now. police have not released any other details about the shooter or a motive. in bakersfield, california, some people are upset after some newly released surveillance video shows police using what many are calling excessive force. check out the video shows two sheriff deputes arresting a man at a convenience store. the suspect's attorney is planning to file a complaint against those officers claiming they used unnecessary force. the men were responding to calls of a customer acting erratically and threatening other people you see they throw the guy to the ground. the sheriff's office says it is investigating. aisle sign of hope in italy tonight after avalanche buried a hotel in the mountain region near rome. rescue workers found 10 people alive including four children. two days after that mass save snow slide some of their spirits seemed to be high a young girl asked for a cookie as soon as she got out. local official are saying it's a miracle is underway. still about 20 others are still missing.

search crews continue to work around the clock. across the ocean big celebration marks the inauguration. european nation of slovenia has a big interest in today's event and the small town is hoping to reply all it can. that's because it's the hometown of the new first lady melania trump. for the next thee days the industrial town is holding events to mark the inauguration. the events include free guided tours. a presentation of local bands and the 12 many century castle above the old town as well as festival of great 59 pruning the town invited the first family to come and visit. lucy? >> reporter: all right, iain. true his cam paper and his transition to power donald trump did the inauguration his way. his message to america and only the way he could deliver it ahead. ♪ right now keeping tabs on cloud cover, fog and drizzle but get ready for even heavier rain and, yes, a brewing nor'easter. the details next.

♪ [ applause ] that was 17-year-old jackie ivanka the western pennsylvania teen gave a powerful rendition of the national anthem today. more from washington, d.c. coming up.

>> james mattis is confirmed as secretary of defense. >> we assembled here today our issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign capital and in every haul of power. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land, from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. [ applause ]

>> not overly poetic of course but definitely filled with provado with one message all about you. donald trump has said that he wrote his own speech and whether he had a little bit of help from speech writer or not it was most definitely an address only he can deliver. >> every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs will be made to benefit american workers and american families. we must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs. together, we will make america strong again, we will make america wealthy again, we will make america proud again, we will make america safe again, and, yes, together we will make

america great again! >> reporter: president trump's speech clocked 15 minutes and 30 seconds. you know what really rather amazing who you run into in dc. on day like this. president clinton's speech writer told me the average speech these days is right around veep to 20 minutes. so president trump' us what right there. peaceful transfer of power is a hallmark of american democracy. as you can see here it unfolded today on capitol stems and now former president obama congratulating newly sworn in president trump even the former and current first ladies exchanging a hug. the trumps and pences stood on the capital steps and watch as the obamas took off in chopper toward the next chapter of their lives as private citizens. back to you, iain. >> all right, lucy, of course our inauguration coverage continues right here as well as online. you can see president trump's full inaugural address and whole

lot more. it's all on our website fox29.com. happening right now, in west philadelphia, family and friends of a local high school student shot to death on sunday are getting ready to gather for a vigil later tonight. 16-year-old sean deed died after someone shot him execution style as he sat in his father's store on north 52nd street. sean's brother he just immigrated from america to jamaica four months ago after they are father saved to give the child a better life. police have not made any arrests as of yet. tonight's vigil will take place 57th and haverford at 7:00 o'clock. in wilmington, delaware, police just made arrest in month's old murder mystery authorities say 28-year-old don bay killed donald tucker back in june. police arrested bay today in wilmington on murder charges. there's no word yet on a motive. back to your fox 29 weather authority. we take live look at allentown. on what was a pretty dreary friday out there. we'll be dealing with rain all

weekend long. let's fine out check in with meteorologist scott williams in just 15 seconds. today we saw about a tenth of an inch to quarter of an inch of rainfall across the area. but more unsettled weather over the next several days, but not a complete washout for the weekend. it does look like the driest day will be tomorrow then we keep tabs on a developing nor'easter. live look right now outside of our studios. still showing kind of damp and dreary weather 41 degrees right now. that's our high temperature for today. temperatures will hold pretty steady if you're stepping outdoors for your friday evening plans we'll keep that cloud cover around but also watch out for developing areas of fog kind of misty and just dang if you're stepping outdoors looking at overnight temperatures 41 in the city.

right around 36 degrees in the suburbs. tomorrow it's mostly cloudy. it's milder temperatures will top out right around 54 degrees. but as we look at ultimate doppler right now here's the first round of rain. that's pulling away so most of us we're drying out although we will keep that fog around for tonight. now, the next batch of rain look at the clock. moving ahead towards sunday morning around 6am we're looking at some moderate to heavy rainfall once again with that batch likely a tenth to quarter of an inch of rain. then sunday night into monday that's round three and that will bring the heaviest of the rainfall we're talking about over an inch perhaps two to maybe 3-inches for some locations. so here's the rainfall forecast through monday at 3:00 p.m. an inch around the poconos maybe two to perhaps 3-inches of rainfall from philadelphia to shore points take look at those winds. gusting up to 30 miles an hour this is sunday evening. then look at the clock as we

move toward monday at 7:00 a.m. how long winds we're talking gusts down the shore likely up to 50 miles an hour, 43 miles an hour gusts philadelphia. wilmington 46 miles an hour gusts. and we keep those gusty winds throughout the day on monday. so we could be talking about some power outages across the area once again as we head into monday. so cloudy and unsettled sunday into monday once again that next batch is sunday morning with light rain. the heaviest of the rainfall the timing is sunday evening into monday. one to two or more inches of rain and then the bigger story we're talking about those gusty winds with that nor'easter. 35 to 45 miles per hour but gusting up to 50 miles an hour down the shore. so certainly keep it to fox 29 throughout the weekend as we kind of update this unsettled period and the wind threat but for tomorrow, once again we keep the clouds but that will be the driest of the two weekend days and temperatures on sunday right around 52 degrees. evening rainfall and then we

watch for the heaviest of that rain on monday with the nor'easter. it stays kind of cloudy into tuesday. and temperatures actually staying a good 10 to perhaps 15 degrees above the average for this time of year. back over to you. >> all right, scott, thanks. well many americans will start filing their taxes in the next few weeks. what some new jersey lawmakers want to require when it comes to taxes. and this adorable child usual until wheelchair but look at this. he's standing. what a local business owner did to change this boy's live forever. [ applause ] 21 gun salute right after mr. trauma pops' swearing in afterward he gave his first address as president.

♪ one more time for the band. [ applause ] >> as we take another live look at the inaugural parade in washington, d.c. just saw there newly elected president trump there is a marching band as the

festivities continue in washington, d.c. there's mr. trauma many and vice-president pence clapping along enjoying the festivities. barricade situation in kensington has police still looking for a suspected gunman tonight. police showed up to home on the 3600 block of frankford avenue this morning to serve an arrest warrant for a 23-year-old man. they say he suspected of shooting three people in august including a 12-year-old girl. when they showed up, they saw movement in the home but no one answer answered the door the swat team showed up and declared a barricade situation. >> there were four people inside the property that are not involved with the arrest that we safely evacuated from the property. once that was done, we conducted a search of the property. >> police did not find the suspect. he is still on the loose right now and is considered armed and dangerous. in philadelphia castor neighborhood police are searching for the man who tried to abduct a little girl. police say this guy tried to snatch a five-year-old who was

walking with her mother. it happened last thursday on the 600 block of nor street. if you know anything police would like to hear from you. in manayunk police are looking for three men who robbed clothing store. police say one man pretended he was going to make a purchase and then pointed the gun at a the at an employee of remix on the 4300 block of main street. police say two other guys then barged in and about $60,000 worth of jewelry, bags and clothing were stolen. many americans will start filing taxes in the next few weeks. what some new jersey lawmakers want to require when it comes to taxes. lucy? >> reporter: live here in d.c. where the history is steep and so are the stories. take what's known as the wildest party ever at the white house. that is straight ahead. let's get back to you, sean brace. >> thanks lucy. last night we found out that 76er big man joel embiid was snubbed as a starter in this year's nba all star game. coming up in sports, hear from embiid and why he feels everything is okay with that

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♪ as we take another live look at the inaugural parade in washington, d.c., as you see the newly elected president trump saluting as the law enforcement is marching by we of course will continue to keep our eye on this parade as it continues throughout our newscast. today mark the 58th presidential inauguration in our country's history and what a historical day it was. the rain did not keep president trump's allies and foes away from the capitol but today's unprecedent dented events may not be the craziest stuff we've seen on inauguration day. lucy with a look at past

inaugurations. lucy? >> reporter: this is so true, iain. in fact presidential inaugurations are clearly historic, but they can grab headlines for entirely different reasons. from a newly elected tread jumping out of a white house window right after his ceremony to a new president getting, well, lassoed in the rowing stand at the inaugural parade check out of america's best and worst inaugural moments across our history. >> i will faithly execute the office of the president of the united states. >> ♪ >> if 1953, texas born kansas raised dwight d ice zone hour got quite a surprise cowboy in the inaugural parade rode right up to the reviewing stand and lassoed the 34th president as a stunned vice-president richard nixon looked on. our ninth president had the longest inaugural address and the shortest presidency. 8,045 word speech more than an

hour and half bad weather in d.c. in winter go hand in hand. william henry harrison may have fallen victim to that weather. ♪ >> our first president george washington had the shortest address. his second with a scant 135 words on his way to his first inauguration in new york city he passed through philadelphia and trenton from his home in mount vernon to get there. this lymph graph shows him in trenton in 1789. he was also the only president to kiss the bible as he was sworn in. ♪ >> thomas jefferson's inauguration gave birth to the inaugural parade at that time something called the inaugural open house. when he through open the doors to the president' house and said come one, come all. good for the third president not so much for the seventh. ♪ >> the inaugural open house had battle tested andrew jackson jumping out a white house window in what has become known as the wildest party in white house

history a crowd of well wish schers stormed 1600 pennsylvania avenue ruining furniture, breaking china and only the promise of more free liquor could lure them out. ♪ >> want to go to inaugural ball wish you were living during our fourth president' time james maddison had 400 tickets going up for grabs for $4. a tick on the secondary to one of the inaugural balls costs from hundreds to more than $10,000. ♪ >> my how times have changed. iain, it's my favorite story the andrew jackson story. i can't imagine here's a guy, you know, fought in wars and he's jumping out white house window because the party got too rowdy. i love that. >> crazy, lucy. all right. we'll check back in with in a little bit. lucy, president trump likes to use twitter. he's got a new twitter account the potus account now belongs to him. former president barack obama

tweets have been archived he now has to handle potus 44. >> right after the inauguration, president trump was still tweeting on his old account. he posted excerpts from his inaugural address on his real donald trump page and with new white house occupant comes a new white house web page at the stroke of noon white house.gov switched over to feature the new president of the united states donald trump. the inauguration of donald trump is dominating headlines at home and abroad. fox's benjamin hall is in london with a look at the protests and praise at a round up of what foreign leaders are saying. >> protests and rallies taking place around the world. in places like london, tokyo and moscow. mostly against but some in support of the incoming president. in europe pins seemed divided. many western europeans voicing concerns and fears. others in the east like russia and serbia vowing to support mr. trump.

>> translator: other countries long to the past we need bridges, we need understanding. >> translator: i want to support trauma top change the us policy on ukraine in order to end the war. >> reporter: in the mideast there were protests and mostly at us policy toward israel. >> if you bring the american embassy to jerusalem there will -- there -- we will have more peace here. >> reporter: the curdish leader says he's optimistic about the inauguration and he expects american support for the fight against isis to increase. >> we are expecting this administration will be more interested in fighting terrorism more than the previous administration. >> reporter: here in london, there are protests today. but following the surprising breck sit vote back in june, many residents say they're with holding judgment. acknowledging their fears about the incoming president but willing to give him a chance to succeed. >> could possibly be a good president. he didn't say nice things but

people often say nice things and don't do the right thing. >> reporter: protest are expected to continue throughout the weekend with women's marches scheduled here and dozens of other cities around the world. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. >> inauguration coverage continues online. you can see president trump's full inaugural address as well as lot more it's all right there for you on our website head to fox29.com. two democratic lawmakers are taking action after president donald trump refused to release his tax returns while campaigning. assemblyman john mckeon and troy singleton introduced legislation that would require future presidential candidates to release tack returns to get on the state's ballot. trump had cited a federal audit when he refused and mckeon says that raises questions and possible ethical dilemmas. i can inter out 20 million bucks tonight agreed to resolve charges that it misled drivers about how much they could earn. federal trade economic says uber was claiming drivers could make specific yearly earnings but few

people actually made that much. uber says it will quote focus on an ensuring uber is the best option for anyone looking to earn money on their own schedu schedule. this adorable child is usually in wheelchair but look at this. he's standing. what local business owner did that could change this boy's live forever. of course on this historic day the message the 45th president of the united states had in his inaugural address.

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the inaugural parade continues in washington, d.c. another marching band is marching by of course we've seen shots of president donald trump and the new vice-president mike pence saluting as this continues to goo by. we'll keep app eye on this throughout the through k of the a group of swimmers making friends with hammer head sharks in hawaii. group of adventures in encountering a school of hammer head sharks. the videographer who shot this video says winter is prime time for marine life like sharks and whales he's not surprised that this pack of hammer head sharks swam up and stuck around. he says this type of shark is usually not aggressive toward humans and are considered to be safe to be around dives. good luck with that. four-year-old atlantic county, new jersey, boy taking his first steps these days thanks to the kindness of a stranger. it's a story about compassion and coincidence our bruce gordon has the story you'll see only on fox 29. >> reporter: when

four-year-old louis stood in front of his pre k classmates harnessed to his aid mr. days there wasn't a dry eye to be found at north main street elementary. >> i cried a lot. it's amazing. >> i was happy. >> reporter: you were happy? >> yup. >> reporter: how did you feel walking along like that? >> i was walking happy. >> reporter: cerebral palsy forced louis to use a wheelchair or to crawl to get around. >> this part is the vest for louis. >> reporter: then the folk at his school learned about this piece of equipment the up see would allow him to be up right and walking. plenty help from the adult he'd be connected but it wasn't cheap. 500 bucks. that's where faith stepped in. you're roll brown a substitute teacher at north brain street he's also an uber driver. his passenger one fateful night the owner of jbhvac and fellow

mason jim burke. >> i hear about, um, this device and school -- teacher talking about doing a fundraiser i'm just talking up a storm. >> burke cut him off. forget the fundraiser he setter. i'll buy the device. >> why do this? >> it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: soon the little boy who couldn't walk was standing up in front of his friends feeling 10 feet tall. >> his reaction was pure joy. you can see it from the smile from ear to ear. my reaction was tears. i was so happy and so moved. >> reporter: in the room to see it all brown and the stranger who open his wallet and his heart. there are those who will stay jim burke changed louis' live. >> the truth is he changed mine. i gave $500 and got a million dollars smile. good for him. he was bruce gordon reporting. jim burke was reluctant to talk about his good deed he's not looking for praise but he deserves it. a little boy standing tall with a big boost from a stranger.

fox 29 news at 6:00 starts now. ♪ pom many and pageantry. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. [ applause ] >> the nation's 45th president sworn in. >> we will make america great again. ♪ >> the 44th president flies out of washington after eight years in office. >> this has been the privilege of my life and i know i speak for michelle as well. [ applause ] >> and former vice-president joe biden back in delaware takin tag amtrak train just as he always has. but among the celebrations violent protests against the new president of the united states donald j. trump. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00.

the peaceful transition of power, the 44th president of the united states barack obama now a private citizen and donald trump the 45th president of the united states. >> i donald john trump do sole solemnly swear -- >> shortly after speaking the 35 words the constitution requires of the president, he addressed the crowd in washington the country and the world. >> today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning, because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another but we are transferring power from washington, d.c. and giving it back to you, the people. >> president trump now getting ready to celebrate his inauguration with a series of balls around the nation's capitol.